We have been publishing a series of concepts for several weeks showing what the next generation of the iPhone could look like, a new generation that according to a large number of rumors, could incorporate up to 3 cameras on the back. This possibility is what has motivated a large number of designers to launch what they hope is the next generation of iPhone.
The first news that affirmed how the design of the iPhone 2019 could be, It showed us a design traced to the one that we can currently find in the Huawei Mate 2o Pro, where the cameras are inside a square, offering a very unattractive design and not only I say it, since many of you agree that this design is quite improvable.
However, some designers have used it to show how they would like the next generation of the 2019 iPhone to be. Previously, we have shown you some renderings of what the design could look like, both with the vertical cameras as situated within a square. In the video that we show you in this article, we show you how ConceptsiPhone imagine the new generation of the iPhone.
What is most striking, in addition to a rectangular design where the cameras would be located, is that the edges of the device are flat, with a design very similar to what we could find up to the iPhone 5 / 5s. Another aspect that attracts the most attention is the integrated fingerprint sensor under the screen and the type of connection, a connection that will be type USB-C like the new iPad Pro models.
According to analysts, the iPhone will not adopt this type of connection until at least 2020, a connection that considerably expands the number of devices that we can connect to our iPhone without having to depend on the expensive and exclusive lightning accessories that Apple makes available to us.
The designs of the square frames have something that I love… I know that they are more prone to deform in a blow… but when I take my old iPhone 5 I like the feeling.
I really like the straight edges. The cameras in that huge square did not quite like me. There was another render in which the cameras occupied the same space as now and the flash was integrated into the border that surrounds the cameras, the third camera occupying the place where the flash is now.